ArtistsRobert Bruce Tague
Robert Bruce Tague

Robert Bruce Tague

American, 1912–1984
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Museum of Modern Art, New York
1942

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Robert Bruce Tague was an American painter and architect working in abstraction during the mid-twentieth century. Based in Chicago, his practice bridged modernist architectural theory and abstract painting. His work was shown at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.

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Robert Bruce Tague (pictured left) and Tristan Meinecke in a spirited discussion in 1976 with D. Scott Meinecke looking on
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Robert Bruce Tague 1976
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Frueh House   Tague's most notable building   Now it's demolished
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Tague painting property of B. L. Meinecke
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Tristan Meinecke, D. Scott Meinecke, Robert Bruce Tague   Howe Street Chicago   1970s
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Architectural Plans Stamped and Signed. Lincoln Park Chicago 1970s
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Artsy artwork: Untitled (1951)
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Artsy artwork: Composition (1948)
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Art Institute of Chicago
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